Formatting and data

site_value

The site_value tag is used to select content and load it in a separate part of your site. In this article you can learn more and see an example of its use.

nohtml

To prevent HTML from being rendered in templates. This article describes how to use the nohtml tag correctly.

format

The format function lets you display information from a tag in a customized way. This article describes the available parameters you can use with the format function to achieve your desired results.

random_number

Learn how to generate random numbers, and the available parameters in this article.

random_text

Learn how to generate a random string, and the available parameters in this article.

months

This article provides information regarding generating a list of months, with their full name.

split

The split tag will look at a set of data in a parameter for you to generate HTML around that data set. Read this article to learn how this tag works and the supported tags and parameters.

url_decode

In this article you will learn how the url_decode tag can be used to convert URL encoded characters into ASCII.

To learn more about a b@se tag you can use the debug function to retrieve additional information. In this article you can learn about the available parameters and how they work with the debug function.

years

In this article you will learn how the years tag can be used to generate a list of years, and the supported parameters.

nojs

To prevent javascript from being loaded in templates, you can use the nojs function to remove it. This article describes how to use the nojs function correctly.

url_encode

In this article you will learn how the url_decode tag can be used to convert ASCII characters into a URL format.

escape

To prevent any code being inserted into input fields, you should wrap the inputs in escape tags to secure them. This article describes how to use the escape tag correctly.

trim

The trim function will removes spaces, tab, return and line feed characters from a string or line. Learn more about this function in this guide.

parse

To parse B@se code that would otherwise be escaped. This article describes how to use the parse function correctly.